Hitler's Foreign Policy in the years 1933-39

When Hitler's foreign policy was seen from 1933 to 1939 it was difficult to designate a specific year as a turning point from Hitler's action to attention when seeing Hitler's foreign policy. Therefore, when considering this statement, we assume that the period before 1937 was described as a period of pure deterrence and attention. It was much easier to guess about mixed attacks and caution in Hitler's behavior around 1937.

After the collapse of the Weimar regime and after State Socialists led by Adolf Hitler, Germany has undergone a major change. These biggest ones are foreign policy change. Between 1933 and 1936, when Nazis began to integrate their power, Hitler's foreign policy was a soothing policy. Germany will do its utmost to maintain peace and tension with the UK, Italy and the Soviet Union. Germany has used this obligation policy to maintain peace for a sufficient period of time to fully control the country. Their policies have changed since 1936.

Hitler acquired power and control over Germany in 1933 and by 1935 he acquired the Nazi's power base. As Goering told the 1945 trial, diplomacy is Hitler's own territory. Foreign policy decisions and initiatives are all Hitler's own decisions and initiatives. Hitler's goal is to return Germany to a strong country. His foreign policy is going to expand Germany deliberately at the expense of inferior people, race and diplomatic country. Hitler believed that German people need to maintain their "ethnic purity" by acquiring new territories. This was forced in vast areas of Eastern Europe at the expense of the Soviet Union. This land is Lebensraum (living space) in Germany. Hitler saw the strong fight of the fighting of the existence, the weak. In this case, ethnic groups living in Eastern Europe are Slavs, Hitler thinks they can not see them.

In the 1920s, German foreign policy concentrated on the 25 item plan of the Nazi party. Many Britons were not worried when Adolf Hitler became German Prime Minister in 1933. After becoming the prime minister, Adolf Hitler plans to expand the German army after meeting with German military leaders. On 14th October 1933, the German government told them to decide to withdraw from the League of Nations and disarmament conferences. In July 1934, people were concerned that the German army invaded Austria after the death of Austria's Prime Minister of the Defense of Austria. In April 1935, Italy Stresa held a conference in the UK, Germany and Italy. This is called "Stresa Front". According to historian Andrew Box, he thought that the meeting did not succeed. This is because Benito Mussorini is ready to invade Abyssinia. UK signs the "British-German Naval Agreement"